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Under the new cathedral in Viborg the crypt from the 11th century was still intact - and open for visitors. I'm not sure, though, if my son was actually allowed to test the size of this medieval sarcophagus...
OK, so I'm a terrible person. I received my crane in early April. I still haven't submitted my photo to the project. This is not it, I just needed a nice test subject for my first attempt at using a light tent. This weekend I built the quickest, crappiest light tent ever. I used the skeleton of a box from a fancy trashcan we got as a wedding present and covered the sides with wax paper. Here is the result. I had to adjust levels and use a little selective coloring to get it white. I was using a lamp for the light source, which rendered the scene yellowy. I can't wait to get a job. My lust for lenses and other camera related things has been growing for the past year. Plus, we need food.
Sorry, Liz. I'll get to work with my crane.
Watch the video: Behind the scenes at America's Test Kitchen
spicesoflife.com/2007/07/13/behind-the-scenes-of-america’s-test-kitchen/
No, not Gemma stripping, but a medium format test strip for a silly print we did of her from our first messabout on HP5 120 film with our Yashica MAT124 camera.
I can't remember which one we decided on. We have since chosen one of the exposures and Gemma now has it stuck on her door. However - I think this test strip looks pretty neat. (Still trying to get her to agree.)
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Bilde fra test av EPIRB og PLB (nødpeilesendere) i Stavern. Redningsskøyta "Askerbæringen" reddet mannskapet etter tre timer. På bildet: Terje Wroldsen hjelper til med redningsdrakter.
132/365 Sometimes a test shot may turn out to be a happy accident - I ended up liking my test shot better than any of the others for November 2, 2009 so I made it my pic of the day! Decided to play with it first, obviously... ;-) View On Black
This woman stopped me in the street to ask me to sign her petitions against testing on animals and badger culls. She readily agreed to have her photograph taken, and this is the pose she chose to try and get her message across
#4 Make a photograph in collaboration with a subject, that enables the subject to get their message across.
— Tom Hunter
Still Day 2 of my D810 test Drive.
Before we went to the MIccosukee festival we took a look see on Loop Road. I used the opportunity to try and test the dynamic range of the 810 by giving it high contrast scenes of light and shadow.
All shots are hand held. Some post with NX2. This was a real shadowy shot. Detail was kept well when I pulled this one out of the dark side.
It's new, and no one really likes anything out of the ordinary-at first-, but i really think this is a start for editing online.. FASTER! i mean i just tried it out thinking "it will never work" and poof it popped up in a second! I'll post the original that i edited in photoshop cs5 below.
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Fireball of the May 21, 1956 test detonation over Bikini Atoll.
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Today I invitereds the three candimadates for the bakers positioner to comes along to my cookie shop to revealers their tests resulters and lets them know who was gettering Offereds the jobs.
Birdie was one hours earlier than I had askereds him to comes, and I wasn't quite readies for the news that he gavereds to me.
Birdie: "Sorrys Babo, but as you takereds so longs to makers up your minders I already findereds another job, bakerings bread with seedies and you knows how much I lovers seedies, maybes even a littlers bit more than cookies from times to times!"
Babo: "I'm really sorrys to hear the news, you woulds have been a perfects bakerer and if you ever changers your mind just flys in and talks to me, and we will sees what we can works out"
Birdie: "Thanks for your undermastanding Babo, and you can be sures that I will keeps your offers in minds, and goods luck with the grands opening of your cookie shop, I will pops in to sees how you gets on!"
Mini Babo: "lick, lick, Nom nom nom, sluuuuurp!"